As currently built, libid3.so is linked using cc, not c++.  Since
	ID3lib is C++ code, this leaves many undefined C++ symbols in the
	shared lib.  Similarly, libz is not linked when building libid3.so,
	leaving those symbols undefined as well.

	The responsibility to link with c++ and libz now falls on the
	application using ID3lib.  Since ID3lib is supposed to provide
	a C interface, having to link with c++ is not acceptable.

Fix: #
# o Use libtool 1.5 so that the shared lib is linked with c++
#   not cc.
#
# o Using libtool 1.5 generates one more symlink for the shared
#   libs, add it to the plist.
#
# o Remove libtool 1.3 hacks from the configure script.
#
# o Patch configure script to link libz with libid3 so that
#   the responsibility does not fall on the application using
#   id3lib.
#
How-To-Repeat: 	Observe all the missing symbols with the following test.

	--- broke.c ---
	#include <id3.h>
	int main() {
		ID3Tag_New();
		return 0;
	}
	--- end ---
	cc -I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib broke.c -lid3